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26 tiny tech tips that will add years to your life
SmartBrief on Leadership | Oct 03, 2008
You never have to type "http://www" again. Imagine the time savings. These are things you'll wish someone told you about years ago, like how to use Google as a quick calculator and a measurement converter. Or that if you press the space bar twice on your iPhone, you get a period, a space and the next letter capitalized. New York Times, The (10/02)
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SmartBrief on Leadership | Oct 07, 2008
What Gerald Ford could teach John McCain
SmartBrief on Leadership | Oct 07, 2008
CEO disgrace on parade
SmartBrief on Leadership | Oct 08, 2008
The short, lucrative tenure of 5 bank CEOs
SmartBrief on Leadership | Oct 03, 2008
Why there's more to fear than fear itself
SmartBrief on Leadership | Oct 09, 2008
Spoof: The VP debate
SmartBrief on Leadership | Oct 06, 2008
How great leaders call the right shots
SmartBrief on Leadership | Oct 09, 2008
The value in letting bad ideas flow
SmartBrief on Leadership | Oct 03, 2008
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SmartBrief on Leadership | Oct 08, 2008
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